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Mae Seto compares the way her laboratory programs robots to work to the way we all try to raise our children.
An associate professor in Dalhousie University’s Faculty of Engineering, Seto’s official titles include the Director of the Intelligent Systems Laboratory, or ISL, and the Irving Shipbuilding Research Chair in Marine Engineering and Autonomous Systems at Dalhousie University. In simpler terms, she heads a team that enables robots to think for themselves in harsh remote environments, like deep oceans and space.
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